LINCOLN, James

ISBN 978-1-922957-27-6
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Be Stoic, Be Happy

A simple guide to living a happier life

Life can be hard, unjust and unfair, but you can still be happy!

Through a simple explanation of stoic thinking, this book will teach you that you can personally responsible for your own happiness.

Happiness can be created from how you decide to view things in the world around you and also through your own actions.

Be Stoic, Be Happy will help you to start living a happier life today.

FIDLER, Michael

ISBN 978-1-922957-25-2
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Spin

Geoff Stradling likes to think he’s one of the good guys. And it’s important to stay stoic in the face of a few challenges. So what if the company he’s working for shows dubious business ethics? Or that his boss is a back-stabbing narcissist? Or that his girlfriend is happily rid of him? Let’s not mention getting overlooked for that promotion. The less said about that, the better.

But his dream job is just around the corner. Maybe a couple of tweaks to his CV are required, but who cares? Money. Power. It might just go to his head. 

He can have it all… for the price of his soul.

Spin  is a cynically funny look at marketing and corporate ethics. It’s accompanied by questionable business tactics, cheap giveaways and the most gripping final chapter you will ever read.* 

(* denotes spin)  

About the Author

Michael Fidler lives in Sydney, where he works in marketing for a reasonably large telecommunications company. Prior to this he has done time in IT companies large and small, launching products, running events and testing the limits of domestic carry-on with 7kg roll-up banners. Spin is his first novel.

SCOFIELD, Sandra

ISBN 978-1-922890-96-2
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Busy Person’s Cookbook

For busy people and working parents

Having a busy life either with kids, work or all the many other things that come at you sometimes you just run out of time. You want to make nutritious, tasty meals for your family or for yourself but the clock is against you.

You want to try something new only to look at a recipe and there is a list of ingredients as long as your arm, 30min prep time and 60 min cook time, really who has the time.

We see meals made in 30 min but a lot of the time it is full of pasta or television chefs telling you how easy it is when they have an army of people probably doing their prep. Inside are recipes and meal ideas form busy people, everyday people like my mum, aunty and work colleagues just trying to do it all.

All recipes will have no more than 6-8 ingredients with very little fuss or mess.

You add what you like and take out what you don’t.

GRAY, Stephen

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ISBN 978-1-922890-78-8
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From the Eyes Through the Lens

Photography by Stephen Gray

Included in this book are photographs taken from around Canberra through out the years. These include different seasons, parks, reflections and places of significance. We hope you have enjoyed them as much as I have enjoyed spending the time photographing them around Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia.

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WILBOW, Sarah

ISBN 978-1-922890-95-5
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The Skinny Spell

If you could click your fingers and be skinny, would you do it?

Evie Swan has a great life, an amazing job, a beautiful child, and a big problem: she is fat. Evie is desperate to lose weight, but every diet she’s tried has failed.

One day, Evie meets a mysterious stranger who gives her a magic mirror. The mirror is a portal to an alternate universe where Evie’s life is the same in every way except one. On the other side of the mirror, she has the skinny body of her dreams.

But the spell comes with conditions. Evie has three chances to use the mirror, and one choice to make. She must decide whether to be fat or to be thin.

The decision about which body to choose seems like a no-brainer. But Evie’s adventures through the mirror make her choice less straightforward than expected.

About the Author

Sarah Wilbow lives in Canberra, Australia, with her husband, two gorgeous children, and two beaglier dogs. Sarah is trained as a lawyer and works as a public servant. Her long-held ambition to write a novel floated to the surface during the COVID-19 pandemic, when she suddenly had a bit more time on her hands. During the writing of this book, Sarah lost 35kg (77lbs) by fasting every day. She has a big collection of fancy dresses she can now actually wear.